The Wicked One

It in a way remindes me of the first remake of Halloween, definitely not as good but it is definitely better than a lot of horror films I have tried to watch.

I too, as others have mentioned am a fan of Indie Horror and Thriller films. This film might qualify as both Indie and Catagorized as Horror.....But, horror in the sense it IS A HORRIBLE FILM.

I wasted 91 minutes on it so I don't dare waste another minute more writing a long winded review of this film. I do however, feel, it's my duty to warn other fans and would be watchers of this waste of film to "avoid at all costs"

Acting, direction,film quality,lighting, story line and plot are all terrible. All you need to do is watch the first 15 minutes where it's explained to some visitors a particular asylum that houses only the worst of the worst homicidal offenders, which by the way, are all kept in a room with wood doors with a lock on the knob! Nothing more keeping them safe from escape! Yep, watch it to believe it....

Nothing else needs saying. Steer WAY clear of this one folks.

It's not unwatchable. The acting is ok and story is there, but it just loses the success of the setup as it progresses.

Being a fan of independent movies, and sub-par horror, I was excited to give this a try. After watching the film I was let down. Poor sound, weak story, and a slacking director. The main couple of the film, Alex and Adam, could have been so much more if the director would have focused, especially the girl, she did not retain her character well in points of the movie but they carried the movie at the same time so I have to blame the director there. The killer was lacking. Mask was great. Terrible kills, even for low budget.

Wow! This was one fun ride with a believable story line and local talent that delivered! Creating a new villain is no easy task, The Wicked One instills a fear that has you longing for more. The original music guides you through the scenes and packs a punch at the right moments. This story can only grow, as well as its characters. Can't wait to see what Director Tory Jones and his crew bring in the near future!